The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Doings Of n Day In our Seighborsng Village
Help for tho Cyclone Sufferers, ~

Doings Of Day In our Ncighborsng Village.
Help for the Cyclone Sufferers.
VIM. BornAn and family 80 to Glen EAston to-day
for weeks yiilt- .sg -
Mr.. Gnysonfs three tenement houses will be
ready fof occupancy next week. sE2rgiF-
Harry, q. young son Of Felix lladscll, is lying
very low with membtanous Group, :
Jane, A. Drennen Is receiving bids for building
new residence on the site OF the one blown down.
David Paxton, Ward Cook and George Scott left
ior Chicago yesterday TO work in the nail mill
there, fH's -. 5Ug. 2s0"Ei ILI -
The row Of tenement. houses along the railroad
In paulrs addition Is being r0oied and plaslCred,
and tenants can soon move in. sr5G1,'
Mr.. William Stewart and bride, formerly Miss
Carrie Elkins, OF vsnceburs,, Ny. after visiting
where they viii make thsilr future home. oA'O'
All houses that arc worthy OF repair are being
h1ed up rapidly. and soon all will DO as before,
with the exception OF those which were entirely
destroyed aud belonging 10 parties unable 10 re.
build them. 1.-I.-E - ,'1.'7
Thomas Stanton, Master Workman Of K. Of L.
lodge No, 1852, received Monday a check Tor slO
from James Nanpelt, Master Workman OF bridge.
port H. OF l., No. Ssl5 donated b. tho lodge for inc
beneht Of their brothers who suffered by the sy.
clons. - .
W.. RaIpey, Of Cleveland, notified Mr.. Mitchell
gresham, Columbus, sent check 10 MIR. Mitchell
Tor sl00. All these contributions were received
without solicitation, and tho donors have the sin.
cerc thanks Of the people. q -.
The funeral OF Jimmy Owens, yesterday, at 10
| O'Clock, was well attended. The funeral Services
conducted by Rev. Walker were very appropriate,
Jimmy was decidedly universal iayurite with ali
WHO Knew him, being very promising lad, aud his
death wiz cause great loss 10 his many Borrowing
| friends, - = u
a TRIP through the Martins Ferry Stove Works
Yesterday showed great loss but rrpairiUg Is be-
Ing rapidly carried on. Tho tlnnen arc at work
anu soon Will have II under roof. Tho work Of re-
pairing Will DO pushed with all possible speed on
/ thele works, and It Will not DO long before they
VIII DO able 10 resume business,
The following contributions were received by
Gcoige ii. smith, Monday and yesterday for The
beneht oil the cyclone sufferers: Pittsburgh Shoe
Company, balance on shoes sold, $40: COLLECTED
through Rev. q. W. Chalfant, Pittsburgh, SIS:
springfield, u, $50; " Schultz, Wheeling, Si0; T,
Aut Sons, Hcllairc, $40; J. NJ Durkett 81 Clairs.
vile, $40: J. H. Hobbs, Wheeling, $751; j. IT. Win.
Helman, baltimore. $40; Judge j. b. briggs, sic: q,
Dull, $40; Vim. Out, 81; J. u. Jamspn, Sadt1 IS.
Janaway & Carpenter, New BrunswIck, n, j.. SIS:
John schneider, Match, Mas, IS, through Z, D.
eatticll q Co.; Joel J. bailey d Co.. PhIlsdelphia,
NY: charles Goodman 4 Son, $40; Ralph Kline,
MI. n. u. Mitchell has received the following
checks up 10 last night: Frank @. Maxwell, mem.
Der Of Council OF Columbus, S.. Mr, Maxwell saws
contribution has not been publicly done as VET.
but he thinks money Will DO sent from the civ
heli shortly. III the letter he expresses his heari.
iei' bytnpaihy for the cyclone sufferers.